Oregon, Coast Resorts

The Oregon Coast is a region of the U.S. state of Oregon. It runs generally north-south along the Pacific Ocean, forming the western border of the state;

The region is bounded to the east by the Oregon Coast Range. The Oregon Coast stretches approximately 363 miles (584 km) from the Columbia River in the north to the OregonCalifornia state border in the south.

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Embarcadero World Wide

Overlooking Yaquina Bay, Embarcadero is just steps from a full-service marina that can supply any equipment you need-from crab rings to small boats for the bay. There are miles of sandy beaches, art galleries, golf courses, and much more. For simple relaxation, enjoy the resort's indoor pool, sauna, and whirlpool. Be sure to visit the 1871 Yaquina Bay lighthouse. For souvenir hunting, browse through the shops at quaint "Old Town" Newport, just a short walk away.

Fishermen's Village

Fishermen's Village at Jot's Resort is conveniently located on the bank of the Rogue River in Gold Beach, Oregon. All units are riverfront and offer river and ocean views, fully equipped kitchens, fireplaces, and private sundecks.

Harbor at Depoe Bay

The Harbor at Depoe Bay is located at Depoe Bay, Oregon, home of the "World's Smallest Harbor." Also known as the "Whale Watching Capital of the World," Depoe Bay is the home of the famous "Spouting Horn," a phenomenon of the sea. Migrating grey whales can be seen feeding near shore. Charter fishing for salmon and bass and whale-watching are popular boat excursions. The small town provides world class dining and evening entertain- ment, gift shops, and art galleries. A vacation at The Harbor at Depoe Bay offers charm, luxury, and adventure.

Inn at Cape Kiwanda

Pacific City, OR

Located at Cape Kiwanda State Natural Area in Pacific City - part of the Three Capes Scenic Route on the majestic Oregon Coast - the Inn at Cape Kiwanda features guest rooms with ocean views, private balcony, gas fireplace, DVD player, and complimentary Wi-Fi. Award-winning Pelican Pub & Brewery offers thirst-quenching ales and delicious breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Stimulus Espresso Caf? presents organic coffee and espresso, fresh pastries, sandwiches, and soups. Bike rentals are available on-site; canoe and kayak rentals, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, and hang gliding can be enjoyed nearby.

MROP at Embarcadero

Overlooking Yaquina Bay, RWVC Embarcadero is just steps from a full-service marina that can supply any equipment you need from crab rings to small boats for the bay. There are miles of sandy beaches, art galleries, golf courses, and more. For simple relaxation, enjoy the resort's indoor pool, sauna, and whirlpool. Be sure to visit the 1871 Yaquina Bay lighthouse. For souvenier hunting, browse through the shops at quaint "Old Town" Newport, just a short walk away.

Neskowin Shores

Situated in a secluded community near the base of Cascade Head Mountain, Neskowin Shores offers a host of activities for everyone. A freshwater stream divides seven miles of beautiful beach--a picture-perfect backdrop. This coastal haven offers two community nine-hole golf courses, nearby hiking trails and a scenic drive through a national forest. Area activities include horseback riding, gaming at the new casino and shopping at factory outlet stores. Within an hour's drive are the Oregon Coast Aquarium, the Tillamook Cheese Factory and the Naval Air Museum.

Otter Rock Timeshares

Rising 453 feet above its beach, Otter Rock Timeshares offers a spectacular view. On site, you'll find a recreation room and courts for basketball, tennis, and shuffleboard. There is also a sandwich shop open year-round at the resort. You might catch a glimpse of sea lions at play on the beaches or whales swimming at sea. Otter Rock is home to Devil's Punchbowl County Natural Area, while Newport offers Lincoln County Society, Yaquina Bay Lighthouse, and the Oregon Coast Aquarium. Naturalists will want to tour the Marine Science Center and the Undersea Gardens.

Rockaway Beach Resort

Rockaway Beach, OR

Nestled between two of Oregon's finest fishing bays, Rockaway Beach Resort and the surrounding area offer plenty for everyone. On site, you can enjoy the recreation room and indoor pool or gear up for boating, crabbing, clamming, and fishing at Nehalem and Tillamook-Garibaldi bays. Hiking is popular along Rockaway Beach's logging roads--a nature lover's paradise for bird- and whale-watching. Golf courses are located in town, and area attractions include museums, antique shops, seafood restaurants, beautiful state parks, and pristine beaches.

Schooner Landing

Shaded by pine trees, Schooner Landing is in walking distance of the Pacific Ocean. The resort's recreation center includes a billards table, indoor pool, sauna and whirlpool. With it's close proximity to the ocean, a wide variety of water sports are readily available. Golf and horseback riding are additional recreational options in the area. Regional attractions include the Marine Science Center, the Oregon Coast Aquarium, local lighthouses and whale watching. The resort's web site address is www.schoonerlanding.com.

Seaview Condominiums

Rockaway Beach, OR

Seaview Condominiums in Rockaway Beach is set along a seven-mile stretch of prime Oregon beach, nestled between two tranquil bays. Here you can enjoy panoramic views of the ever-changing sea and sky from your living area and covered balcony. The resort offers easy access to a wide, sandy beach and close proximity to shops and restaurants. The area offers a multitude of amenities at nearby bays, state parks, and other coastal communities.

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